These maps are the original series of transparent base maps with geological boundaries & labels in red ink. The 1:100 000 geological bases were then used to compile the 1:250 000 scale published geological maps. The maps have been scanned (hi-res) and geo-referenced, electronic format is Geo-Tiff & ECW files. Note: this series is an incomplete set and covers only portions of Zone 53 and Zone 54. DVD1 – covers Z53, set of 105 1:100 000 geological compilation maps. DVD2 - covers Z53 & 54, set of 48 maps 1:100 000 geological compilation maps.

Contains a set of 83 published maps as geo referenced GeoTiff and ECW files.

Scanned geological Maps 1:250 000 series a set of 58 published maps as JPEG files. Produced March 2007.

Contains an Arc Reader project (& software) data is in ArcGIS shapefile format. Data compiled from scans of original soil mapping ‘Soil Association map of the Adelaide Region’ (2nd edition 1989: J.K. Taylor, M.J. Sheard & G.M. Bowman). Also contains high res versions of all the Soil Association maps (set of 5), relevant soils Bulletins: 32 and 46. Covering: Modbury (Nth), Flagstaff Hill (Sth) Skye (E) For outer metro area data has been added from DEWNR Soil Landscape layers: Soil Type & Soil Group. Data is in ArcGis shapefile format, covering the outer metro area extent: Kapunda (Nth) Willunga (Sth) and Mannum (E).

Newly created datasets over the Curnamona region for BHEI 2009 Conference. Includes geophysical interpretation of Mingary, reprocessed imagery and Gradient Strings (Worms).

This CD dataset includes the following datasets for: * Detailed geological data * Detailed geochemical data * Regional geophysical data * Palaeochannels and NOAA data * Calcrete data

Final Report CSIRO Report 2006/779. CD includes: * Report Files * 4D movie files * Posters * Flyers

This Bulletin contains geochronological data and interpretations from the Gawler Craton of South Australia that have been completed by Mark Fanning of The Australian National University, by Geological Survey of South Australia personnel, and by industry and university collaborators. The data has been collected over the period 1992 to 2005 by performing Sensitive High-Resolution Ion Microprobe (SHRIMP) analyses of rock samples, using equipment based at the Research School of Earth Sciences, The Australian National University, as part of collaborative research programmes. The geochronology presented in this bulletin builds on the work done throughout the 1970s and early 1980s by Alan Webb and co-workers, who systematically surveyed the crystalline, and in some instances, sedimentary rocks of the Gawler Craton, and other geological provinces of South Australia, using Rb-Sr and K-Ar techniques (Steveson et al., 1971; Webb, 1978; Webb et al., 1982; Webb et al., 1986).

MGA GIS Dataset, Broken Hill Exploration Initiative 2006.

Digital geological maps (1:250 000) in Adobe Acrobat format.

This CD includes: Digital geological maps (1:100 000) in Adobe Acrobat format.

433 locations of geological heritage in South Australia, located by area, name and keyword. Includes photo gallery.

This disc contains a set of 61 published geological maps and 6 unpublished maps representing a snapshot of the geological interpretation at the time of original map production. The maps have been scanned from original lithographic prints and are included as geo-referenced GEOTIFF files. PDF and EPS Plotfiles are also included.

Powerpoint presentation. Acrobat PDF image files of total magnetic intensity and core photos.

Report Book 2003/15 - This report is the first section of the summary report on the project Mesoproterozoic Granites in South Australia undertaken by Drs Kathy Stewart and John Faden at the Department of Geology & Geophysics, University of Adelaide. Subsequent sections cover Mesoproterozoic granites in the Mt Painter/Mt Babbage and Olary regions. This project was undertaken under the ARC Industry Collaborative program, with invaluable assistance provided by the industry partners of the project, BHP, MIM, North Exploration and PIRSA.

PIRSA, in cooperation with Barrick Gold Australia, Metex Resources Ltd (now Carbon Energy) and Cooper Range Limited flew the 43000 square kilometre Northern Olympic Domain (NOD) Helicopter Gravity Survey in 2007 as part of the PACE initiative.

Solid geology data set (released in 2003) for the Archaean to Ordovician (up to and including the Delamerian Orogeny) rocks of the state. Data is also available for download from the SARIG Map Data window (Geology/Archaean-Ordovician solid geology layer).

This DVD dataset includes the following datasets: * 3D Gawler Craton Models * 3D Curnamona Province Model * 3D Drill hole Database * 3D Published Cross Sections * A Selection of Major and Minor Mineral Occurences

Geophysical Data

Report Book 2004/22 - Numerous but small uranium prospects occur in the southern Curnamona Province and are described in this report. The source of the uranium mineralisation is related largely to partial melting of originally uranium-enriched Willyama Supergroup sediments and granitoids during the late stages of the Olarian Orogeny. Uranium is concentrated in shear zones, fractures and pegmatites. A regional association with biotite–phlogopite±ilmenite–magnetite is evident. Significant sedimentary uranium accumulations have resulted from erosion of this enriched terrane (e.g. Honeymoon Deposit and Goulds Dam Prospect).